👨‍💼 Ok, so we're initializing our state properly and we're updating the state properly as well. The problem is we're not updating the UI when the state gets updated. Remember, we're not React. We need to tell React when the state has changed so it will render our component again.

Because we're not React, the way we will do this is by simply calling render our root again. Remember what the bottom of our file looks like?

const rootEl = document.createElement('div')
document.body.append(rootEl)
const appRoot = createRoot(rootEl)
appRoot.render(<Counter />)

That last line there is where we render the component. So we just need to call that any time we want the component updated!

So in this exercise, wrap that bit in a function and call it once for the initial render and once in the setState function.

Feel free to toss in a console.log in the component to make sure it's re-rendering.